Step 2: Scrub and Dry: After soaking the components, rinse them thoroughly and scrub them with a sponge to remove stubborn stains. Be sure to dry them thoroughly before putting them back in your kitchen.
Using Citric Acid for Extra Shine: Besides vinegar, citric acid is an ideal ingredient for making gas burners shine. Dissolve 150 grams of citric acid in a liter of boiling water. This solution can be used in two ways to achieve impeccable results.
Option 1: Soaking: Immerse the burners and grates in the still-hot solution. Let them soak before rinsing them.
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Mexican Taco Lasagna
My grandma passed down this recipe, and we continue to make this on the regular. It’ll be our fourth time this month
Baking soda in the cupboard, leave it there overnight – you won’t believe your eyes the next day
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Cherry Cheesecake
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